I really like the drag n drop graphical interface, and the ease of potentially cranking out multiple keyword themed "siloed" sites. It's not a new SEO technique or a magic button, but the potential of cranking out sites quickly got my interest even though I was monitoring another Weblify thread from the start that quickly went South and was closed (wasn't about the software's performance I guess)
JMO but the software seems limited, but at the price you can't expect all the bells and whistles. It builds 4 or 5 "silos" max which goes 3 levels deep max. I was trying to add more from the Wordpress dashboard and was surprised to find that it created posts. Wordpress creates a dropdown menu from child PAGES in the same way. Thus I couldn't find a way to "extend the silo".
Also posts that are added after the site is created will end up bumping the Weblyfy homepage down unless you make it a sticky or the homepage. The links in the sidebar and tags also seem a little funny. Try "Googling" silo structure and view the images and you'll see what I mean. You could manually remove the sidebar widget, and be careful when adding tags, but JMO I think I'd rather have pages instead of posts, especially with a site that's more of a set and forget. Pages with the "child pages are more "siloed" IMO (that's just me
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That being said I'll try some manual tweaking and try it on some less competitive keywords in the non-IM niche.
JMO but the software seems limited, but at the price you can't expect all the bells and whistles. It builds 4 or 5 "silos" max which goes 3 levels deep max. I was trying to add more from the Wordpress dashboard and was surprised to find that it created posts. Wordpress creates a dropdown menu from child PAGES in the same way. Thus I couldn't find a way to "extend the silo".
Also posts that are added after the site is created will end up bumping the Weblyfy homepage down unless you make it a sticky or the homepage. The links in the sidebar and tags also seem a little funny. Try "Googling" silo structure and view the images and you'll see what I mean. You could manually remove the sidebar widget, and be careful when adding tags, but JMO I think I'd rather have pages instead of posts, especially with a site that's more of a set and forget. Pages with the "child pages are more "siloed" IMO (that's just me
)That being said I'll try some manual tweaking and try it on some less competitive keywords in the non-IM niche.
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